At JDEtips, our goal has always been to publish information on JD Edwards that helps our clients achieve more with the software they already own. We consistently look for opportunities to be on the cutting edge in offering the best in previously undocumented tips and best practices when it comes to JD Edwards. We are pleased that our journal continues to be considered the best of the pack!

For seven years, JDEtips has proven to be the best source of JD Edwards information to over 500 client companies and over 8,000 readers. This could never have happened without the great writers and JDE experts who have contributed over time.

We’re ready to put our money where our mouth is and starting with our July/August 2007 issue of JDEtips, we are offering $1,000 for each published article and white paper. Our commitment is to provide the best possible JD Edwards information in the Journal, and we’re willing to make it worth your while.

Send us your topic proposals today! We accept article submissions year round and publish every two months.

Send to: Laura.Donovan@ERPtips.com

Articles - Minimum 1,500 words. Total size tends to be between 8 and 15 pages including graphics.
White Papers - Minimum 1,500 words. Total size tends to be between 12 and 50 pages including graphics.

Here is one Testimonial from one of our writers:

"I have been writing technical articles for JDEtips for almost two years now. It has been a great experience. Writing has provided a creative outlet, and an opportunity to share my knowledge and experience with a broad audience. Career-wise, it has also been a big boost. It has increased my visibility both internally and externally. The editorial staff at JDEtips have been a pleasure to work with. Two thumbs way up!" Gregg Larkin, IT Specialist

Click here to see our Document Library--to get some idea of what we have published before. Check out the list of topics we are looking for help with here. It's not an exhaustive list, so many other ideas are appropriate for our audience. Tell us what you can do, and we'll let you know if we can use it. Deal? 

So, what constitutes a good topic?  Generally, it is an idea that is not documented elsewhere, not generally known by all consultants or clients, and may feature a creative application of the software, good workaround, or best practice.  For examples of what we've published, order a free sample issue of JDEtips here.

Consultants--you will find that your marketability and name recognition will increase when you start writing for JDEtips.

Clients--you may find, as Gregg Larkin did, that your career within your company accelerates partially as a result of writing for JDEtips.